Inverse of the cosh function #
In this file we define an inverse of cosh as a function from [0, ∞) to [1, ∞).
Main definitions #
Real.arcosh: An inverse function ofReal.coshas a function from [0, ∞) to [1, ∞).Real.coshPartialEquiv:Real.coshandReal.arcoshbundled as aPartialEquivfrom [0, ∞) to [1, ∞).Real.coshOpenPartialHomeomorph:Real.coshas anOpenPartialHomeomorphfrom (0, ∞) to (1, ∞).
Main Results #
Real.cosh_arcosh,Real.arcosh_cosh: cosh and arcosh are inverse in the appropriate domains.Real.cosh_bijOn,Real.cosh_injOn,Real.cosh_surjOn:Real.coshis bijective, injective and surjective as a function from [0, ∞) to [1, ∞)Real.arcosh_bijOn,Real.arcosh_injOn,Real.arcosh_surjOn:Real.arcoshis bijective, injective and surjective as a function from [1, ∞) to [0, ∞)Real.continuousOn_arcosh: arcosh is continuous on [1, ∞)Real.differentiableOn_arcosh,Real.contDiffOn_arcosh:Real.arcoshis differentiable, and continuously differentiable on (1, ∞)
Tags #
arcosh, arccosh, argcosh, acosh
This holds for Ioi 0 instead of only Ici 1 due to junk values.
Real.cosh as a PartialEquiv from [0, ∞) to [1, ∞).
Equations
- Real.coshPartialEquiv = { toFun := Real.cosh, invFun := Real.arcosh, source := Set.Ici 0, target := Set.Ici 1, map_source' := ⋯, map_target' := ⋯, left_inv' := ⋯, right_inv' := ⋯ }
Instances For
Real.cosh as an OpenPartialHomemorph from (0, ∞) to (1, ∞).
Equations
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Instances For
The function Real.arcosh is real analytic.
The function Real.arcosh is real analytic.
The function Real.arcosh is real analytic.
The function Real.arcosh is real analytic.